Researchers reported that concerns that hypoglycemia from tight glucose control could lead to impaired cognitive function can be laid to rest.
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ADA: Diabetes Self-Care Tasks Demand 3 Hours a Day
Two investigators found that more than three hours a day would be required for an average type 2 diabetes patient to follow to the letter all home-care tasks recommended by the American Diabetes Association.
Read More »ADA: Women with Preeclampsia Have Double the Type 2 Diabetes Risk
Researchers reported that preeclampsia is an independent risk marker for type 2 diabetes, even when gestational diabetes is taken into account.
Read More »ADA: Many Doctors Aren’t Treating Diabetes Aggressively Enough
FOUR studies find that this is true for patients with high blood pressure, and elevated blood sugar.
Read More »ADA: A Skin Patch for Insulin Delivery
The first results from an investigational transdermal insulin delivery system suggest that it is possible to deliver insulin through the skin.
Read More »ADA: High Postmenopausal Sex Hormones Signal Type 2 Diabetes Risk
Postmenopausal women with high levels of estradiol and testosterone are at a greatly increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes, according to data on nearly 28,000 women.
Read More »New Oral Insulin Shows Safety, Feasibility in Trials
In the first human trials of oral insulin, the drug acted within 15 minutes and showed 60%-70% of the biopotency of injected insulin, without causing any adverse effects, researchers reported here at the 66th Scientific Sessions of the American Diabetes Association.
Read More »ADA: Investigational Januvia (MSD) Put Through Its Paces for Diabetes
Researchers reported that, Januvia (sitagliptin), an investigational oral agent for type 2 diabetes, appears to be effective when given as a monotherapy or as an adjunct to Glucophage (metformin) or Actos (pioglitazone). FDA approval expected soon.
Read More »ADA: Alternative to Carb Counting
Study shows an innovative mealtime insulin dosing algorithm provides alternative to carb counting for Type 2’s
Read More »ADA:BYETTA(R) Extension Study Results Shows Sustained Improvements in Blood Gluc
ADA:BYETTA(R) Extension Study Results Shows Sustained Improvements in Blood Glucose Control and Progressive Weight Loss After Two Years Patients sustained an average hemoglobin A1C (A1C) reduction of 1.1 percent from baseline and Average weight loss improved to 10 pounds from the average of five pounds seen after 30 weeks. Fasting …
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